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Debug’d delivers coding instruction that insures active and meaningful participation for all students in inclusive or special education classrooms. Learn more at debugd.ca

Our trainers are presenting at ISTELive again this year! Read our latest blog post to learn more about the presentations they will be doing. Mark your calendars 📅 We can't wait to see you there! tinyurl.com/ntbpe6pp

Take a deeper dive into the breakthrough accessible coding curriculum for ALL - Debug’d. Over 40 pages of lesson plans, activities, and tip sheets for you and your students. Visit debugd.ca to download your free sample set!

Are you attending #ISTELive on June 26-30th? We will be doing several presentations this year and are excited to see you there. Register today and join us! conference.iste.org/2021/

IT'S TODAY! FREE WEBINAR: Debug’d Inclusive Coding Kits: Come and Meet Our Growing Family! Time: 3pm EDT (12 pm PDT) Duration: 1 hour Registration link: bit.ly/h35jkl5

Upcoming webinar: May 27th, 3pm EDT (12 pm PDT) Will you be teaching coding in your classroom in the fall? How do we ensure that ALL students are meaningfully included in coding? Join us to learn about Debug'd, new coding resources with a UDL approach. bit.ly/h35jkl5

We love putting together the materials for our Debug’d kits! If you want to learn more about this inclusive coding curriculum, request a free sample set here: bit.ly/debugdsample

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Take a deeper dive into the breakthrough accessible coding curriculum for ALL - Debug’d. Visit debugd.ca to download your free sample set.

Debug’d offers students individual materials that include: • 4 sets of Blockly Blocks • Blockly Block Parameters & Events Reference Cards • 4 Symbol-supported Student Reference Resources • Communication Boards • Student Feedback Templates • 4 sets of red & yellow bracelets

Debug'd is a product of the "Coding to Learn & Create" project created by Bridges Canada and the Inclusive Design Research Centre of OCAD University; made possible by a grant from the ISED department of the Federal Government of Canada. Learn more on debugd.ca

Why is coding important for all students? Head to our website debugd.ca to find out why including ALL students in coding is essential, and to learn more about the Debug’d Coding Curriculum!

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Each Debug'd lesson creates connections with real-world life skills like communication, teamwork, sequencing, problem-solving, and math. With Debug'd, students aren’t just learning to code with Dash & Dot, they’re coding to learn! debugd.ca

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What’s included in a Debug’d Coding Kit? From curriculum guides, resources for whole classroom instruction, individual materials & more - with a combination of digital & printable materials... you’ll find everything you need to successfully teach coding to ALL students!

Our webstore is up & running! Learn more about the Debug’d Coding For ALL Curriculum & purchase at debugd.ca

With Debug'd, students aren’t just learning to code with Dash and Dot, they’re coding to learn. Each Debug'd lesson creates connections with real world life skills like communication, team work, sequencing, problem solving, and math. #inclusivecoding #teachingcoding

Debug’d offers explicit instruction, differentiated strategies, adapted electronic & ready-to-print materials that deliver meaningful participation in classroom coding regardless of challenges: • Communication, Physical disability, New to English, Visual perceptual & Cognitive

Debug’d is a collection of detailed lessons, strategies and resources developed in consultation with students and educators across Canada to make learning to code a truly inclusive experience. Learn more at debugd.ca

Introducing the Debug’d Dash and Dot coding curriculum for ALL students! Debug'd was created by a collaborative partnership with @BridgesCanada & the Inclusive Design Research Centre of @OCAD University; made possible by a grant from the Federal Government of Canada.